InfoWater Pro
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Water Drop workflows: sewer network storage, ATO, VSPs, and automatic catchment generation
Generally, Water Drop videos are recorded and produced by our North American technical team, but this edition is happy to welcome some expertise from ‘the land down under’! Welcome Tran Nguyen as she tackles how to utilize the Area Takeoff Method in InfoWorks ICM and Matt Piggot who demonstrates a hydrologic workflow between InfoWorks ICM…
Water Talks
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New Fire Flow Analysis and water quality improvements in InfoWater Pro 2025.1
InfoWater Pro 2025.1 delivers a new analysis option for users to examine the impacts of these increased flow events throughout their network and address vulnerabilities. Additionally, new functionality in this release decreases run durations for water quality simulations. Our water distribution development and QA teams have been hard at work delivering solutions and workflows to…
Product news
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Hydraulic simulations ‘any way you want it’: Your cloud and local hydraulic model simulation options
Do you remember Pizza Hut’s famous “Any way you want it” deal, where you could get a large pizza with whatever toppings you want – all for $10? It was one of the pizza chain’s most successful. But… what does that have to do with Autodesk hydraulic modeling software? Well, about this time last year…
Commentary
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Autodesk Water Infrastructure software now available to students and educators around the globe – for free
Our desktop water products – InfoDrainage, InfoWorks ICM, InfoWater Pro*, InfoWorks WS Pro – are now available through the Autodesk Education Community, offering a free education license for educators and students. Our water infrastructure teams have been hard at work over the years delivering powerful modeling and simulation tools to the industry, and now, these…
Product news
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How small consultancies like Climate Adaptive Systems use Autodesk Water Infrastructure software
At Autodesk, we get to interact with a diverse set of people throughout the water industry. From the world’s largest consulting firms all the way down to small businesses run by solo practitioners. While massive infrastructure projects often get the glamorous headlines, it’s important to remember that a large subset of the engineering field is…
Customer stories
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Predicting water demand by collaborating between InfoWater Pro + Civil 3D, via the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS
Predicting demand for water isn’t as simple as counting new construction units. It can become more difficult when two different professions do the forecasting, but the ArcGIS Online connection between InfoWater Pro and Civil 3D allows you to share the same data and approach. To show you how it works, we teamed up with Symetri…
Water distribution
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The Water Drops don’t stop: watershed master plans, even more RTCs, and some smart Python use cases
We’ve got a really diverse and interesting group of tutorials in our latest batch of Water Drop workflow videos. If you haven’t been following along, over the last year or so we’ve been making a whole lot of videos to show our customers smarter and better workflow ideas. And this month, we’ve got a fresh…
Water Talks
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ASCE EWRI Congress: SWWM 5+ preview, water hammer workshop, and a lake that time forgot
This week was the kickoff of ASCE’s EWRI Congress in Milwaukee. Wisconsin’s largest city, Milwaukee also happens to be located along the shores of Lake Michigan, the largest freshwater lake located entirely within the United States. Wisconsin has more than 800 miles of shoreline along Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, which makes it easy to…
Events
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Now you can use InfoWorks WS Pro and InfoWater Pro simulation results in Info360 risk analyses
Water network hydraulic models are foundational, essential, and widely utilized across the water industry, helping you build, create and calibrate and plan, design and operate drinking water distribution systems. From a system capacity standpoint, they can also inform your decision-making on system upgrades, maintenance schedules, failure scenarios and operational strategies. Building on your hydraulic modeling…
Product news
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Everything new in Autodesk’s desktop hydraulic modeling software 2025 releases
The latest 2025 releases of all of our desktop hydraulic modeling solutions are out, and with them, there are a ton of new features waiting to help you in your workflows and processes. The Autodesk Water team has been hard at work developing solutions to real-world challenges you face in your day-to-day work and implementing…
Storm, sewer, flood